Sentence examples for wider struggle from inspiring English sources

But in the wider struggle for transparency and democratic accountability, they are fundamentally in agreement.

The burial team's battle for acceptance is a reflection of a wider struggle.

During the Cold War, certain sporting events became proxies for the wider struggle.

Yet the suffragette campaign was just one aspect of the wider struggle for equality.

But she acknowledges that the wider struggle verges on the Sisyphean.

"The verdict is not just for me but the wider struggle against police brutality".

The country is also a cockpit for wider struggles.

Labels such as Remainer or Brexiter are less a means of linking oneself to wider struggles than of hunkering down and refusing to engage.

It also sheds light on wider struggles between environmentalists and enthusiasts for traditional culture on one side, and advocates of economic growth on the other.Brazil is dappled with Indian reservations.

But the creative team had better hope audiences are heavily invested in Katniss's personal journey and the wider struggles of Panem by now, because the absence of thrillingly nefarious Arena gimmickry is keenly felt.

For Chaouki, whose parliamentary mailbag speaks volumes about Italy's wider struggles with integration and lingering prejudice, the Tavecchio storm has exposed the "hidden racism which emerges now and again" in society as a whole.